Leeton Bennett Tre-Road Breaks Overturns Car
A car tie-rod broke causing a rollover as Charles Springer hurried to work. Mrs Springer suffered bruises and shock. the car was badly damaged. Other items note Mrs Frances Bowen visiting Harriman and Spanish Fork, Hannah E D Bowen’s funeral, and local residents attending graduations, parties, and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Springer
Logan
Arthur Gow
Castle Gate
Coltharp
Phyllis Nebeker
Gusher
P. Busson
Farm Creek Stock Assn
Hotel Vernal
Bennett
Duchesne
Detmar Gardiner
Bingham
Ardath Gray
Patsy
Allen
Provo
Gray
Com. Gra
Vitakany
Mediter- Finch
Verl Haslem
BYU
Mai E. Hamaker
Tooele
Marvin Hamaker
Kate
Carl Lindlei
Lindly
Jack
P. E
Randlett War Fund Drive At Local Chapel
Community fundraiser held Friday night at the chapel to aid the war effort. Music provided by the Fr Duchesne orchestra as Stake President Hollis G Hullinger of Roosevelt visited the ward. Numerous locals and visitors attended family visits and Sunday gatherings with updates on travel and work projects amid ongoing tunnel efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Duchesne
Hollis G Hullinger
Roosevelt
C. F. Wahlquist
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Charles P. Wahlquist
Fearl Jenkins
Jennie McMullin
Elin Sheffer
Vernal
Harland Turner
Lapoint
Vern Sheffer
Blake Peay
Provo
Harold Dudley
Bonanza
Roy McKee
McKee
Harold McKee
Maeser
van Jensen
Whiterocks
Richard Jensen
J. E. Jensen
Joseph KR
McPhie
Salt Lake City
LaRue Pickup
Chicken of Tomorrow Won By Glen McConkie
Glen McConkie won the Future Farmers of America Chicken of Tomorrow contest closing June 4. Contestants included George Alexander Dale Perry and Reuben Oxborrow. One day-old chicks were purchased March 22 and raised 11 weeks with exact expense records for each pen. Official judge Ray Udy evaluated best carcass quality per feed efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken of Tomorrow
Glen McConkie
Future Farmers of America
Glen
George Alexander
Dale Perry
Reuben Oxborrow
Ray Udy
ABHLEY Parties Honor Servicemen On Leave
Local residents hosted servicemen on leave with a hamburger fry at Merkleys Park for Jack Pace and a chicken dinner for his honor. Families and friends scattered visits across Duchesne and surrounding towns as National Guard and Navy members prepared for assignments, with outings to Salt Lake City and Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alros Presco
Ray McConkle
Laura
Merkleys Park
Jack Pace
Jack
Sid Pace
Dells Winn
Billie
Roy
Navy
Lizzie Long
Salt Lake City
Nellie Savage
LDS Hospital
Walter Kloeppel
Stevenson Drilling
BYU student Deuce Preece seeks summer home in Seaport City
Deuce Preece a BYU student plans a temporary summer residence at the Karl I Preece property in Seaport City Alabama. The location is described as a Spanish city hub until 1613 with ties to the local port heritage and regional history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuce Preece
BYU
Karl I Preece
Spanieh
Mabile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leeton- Bennett
Mary E. Horrocks
Randlett
By Viole Jensen
Arvil Bowden
Wendell Russon
Clark Roberts
Lehi
Mr. Russon
Sidney Brighton
Ballard
Bishop
Otis Horrocks
Tnea
Philco
jMilco
Hromaunder-Glass
Thermo
ASST
Yancy
Archaelogiat
Carleton Coan
Aniversity of Pennsylvania
Hota
Saull
Abhley
Keith Fielding
Frovo
V. We Bui- Hock
National Guard
Glade Anderson
Walter Toone
Camp Williams
Alvin Smith
Elmer Swett
McKinnon
Wyo
Austin Stevens
Rock Springs
S. C
Dorman
Swett
Smith
Indefe
Wiley Collett
LaRae
Pat
Mr. Collett
Bryan Collett
Adrian Kearl
Ogden
C. F. Eller
Ronald
Lake Town
Gerald Erickson
Herman Worster
Sterling Cook
Herb Clark
Sun
Clark
C. L. Richens
Helen Richens
Cody
Matilda Ellsworth
Bil
Luther Swett
Melchizeden
Don Collier
Alma Preece
Marquita Goodrich
Harold Stevens
Horace Caldwell
Tridell
Dellis Morrill
City
Donald
Brown
Greeley
Colo
Thomas E .Kidd
Est Norman
Son
Casper
Mia
Mary L. Kidd
Bille
Roy Winn
San Diego
Cal
Earl Mecham
Mecham
Wallace Davis
James
Pgahe Falls
Jane Mecham
Toka
Donald Batty
Waren
NEW Farre Dairy Feed
Mogees Road
Palatabill
Cosewad
Ken
Ania Ryro
Ebi
Dad
Ashley Valley
West Main
Ponmerigas
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Olasmohile
Daiyn
West Main Street
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